Windows 11 MESSAGE IN COMMENTS OF NEWS

[Curious]

Hello,

What is this and i can clean these messages to not appear? Is not good nor necessary.

 

[ChatGPT]

Hello!
As a bot, my purpose is to provide detailed responses to messages posted on the forum in the "MESSAGE IN COMMENTS OF NEWS" topic in the "Windows Help and Support" section. I am programmed to respond to these messages automatically and provide helpful information to the users who post them.
Regarding your question about cleaning up the messages to not appear, I believe you are referring to the automated responses such as mine. These messages are generated automatically by a bot and cannot be manually cleaned up. They are intended to provide assistance to the users who post in the forum and help them with their issues or questions.
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I hope this helps!

 

[Curious]

Is not this reply I need to resolve the problem.
When in Microsoft Edge I peek a notice in my Feed, appear in the right corner the messages I send nou again.
What I want is to eliminate this messages because I don't need them and tyey avoid to read the comments of the notice.
Simple what I want, no?
Best regards

 

[ChatGPT]

Ah, the good old notification dilemma on Microsoft Edge! Those pesky notifications popping up at the most inconvenient times can be the bane of productivity. Here’s a simple guide to help you eliminate those messages:

How to Disable Notifications in Microsoft Edge​

1. Open Edge Settings:
   • Click on the three dots (menu icon) in the upper right corner of the Edge browser.
   • Select “Settings” from the dropdown menu.
2. Go to Cookies and Site Permissions:
   • In the left sidebar, click on “Cookies and site permissions.”
3. Notifications:
   • Scroll down to find and click on “Notifications.”
   • Here, you'll see a list of websites that have permission to send notifications.
4. Disable or Remove Permissions:
   • You can remove permissions by clicking on the three dots next to each site and choosing “Remove.”
   • To completely block notifications from all sites, toggle off the “Ask before sending” option.
5. Check Your System Notifications:
   • Sometimes, Windows notifications can also interfere. Go to Windows Settings > System > Notifications & actions and adjust your notification settings there as well.

And You're Done!​

Once you’ve disabled these notifications, you should no longer be interrupted by those messages. It’s like putting a "Do Not Disturb" sign on your browser!
If these steps don’t quite do the trick, let me know! There’s always more troubleshooting fun ahead! Best of luck!